I have a Hampton remote ceiling fan with lights.The Redington 11

Go to home home depot or lowes . Thats were I go to match up fan parts for customers . Alot of those are universal . Hope this helps

Yes, look up www.hamptonbay.com and get their contact number from them. It sounds like your transmitter (Remote) has failed. If it were the receiver the fan would most likely not work at all.

you can test the light switch by temporarily hooking up the light bulb to where the fan normally goes ....the bulb will only work on the highest speed setting but can prove if the switch is bad or not . turn power off before woking in there ... if you know someone with a volt meter then they could quickly test the switch for you .. they can also test the motor for continuity .. .. most of the time the trouble is simply bad connections inside the wire nuts ... like insulation not skinned properly or wire not in the wire nut properly ..you can remove and inspect each connection (power off of course) ... sometimes there is a seperate power line for the fan and light ... so they can be independently controlled externally ... thats not needed when the pull chains are the only off on method ...

Redington III. The remote receiver is integral to the light kit. There is no replacing the light kit, you can, however change out the glass, but you're stuck with what you got.

Check to see if the remote switches of your hand held device match the switch setting in the fan assembly

make sure the dip switches in the remote and in the fan receiver board are set the same.

It's most likely the receiver for the remote (transmitter) -- it's located under the cover at the top of the fan -- will need replacing.

It sounds to me like someone close by may have a remote that is to thier device and its changing yours because its on the same codeing!

if you have the remote controll for both the fan and light you can have the controll on both the fan and light...
other wise it can't

You must use the switch on the fan itself.